Sinokor reports a 5.58% stake in Hanjin, filed as a simple investment

Author LogiBridge Editorial Desk · Publisher LogiBridge · Date October 8, 2026Source Financial Supervisory Service filing. Holdings as of October 2, 2026. Reported October 6, 2026

Sinokor reported that it held 866,413 shares of Hanjin (002320), equal to 5.58%, as of October 2. The stated purpose is simple investment, not influence over management, and the reason for the change is a simple acquisition. The report was required because the holding crossed 5%.

How was the stake built?

The previous report, as of September 23, showed 763,855 shares, or 4.92%. By October 2 the holding had risen by 102,558 shares, or 0.66 percentage points, through on-market purchases. The reporting obligation arose on September 28.

The purchases were 48,317 shares at 14,688 won on September 28, 32,890 at 15,106 won on September 29, 3,535 at 15,300 won on September 30, 14,594 at 15,198 won on October 1, and 3,222 at 15,392 won on October 2. Those purchases cost about 1.532 billion won.

The filing does not state a further buying plan or a business-cooperation purpose. The simple-investment label should not be read as an expansion agreement.

How does it compare with the largest holder?

Hanjin’s first-quarter 2026 report listed Hanjin Kal as the largest shareholder with 29.64%. That is well above 5.58%. Sinokor’s own largest shareholder is Hong Kong-based SINOKOR CO., LTD, with 82.97%. Those figures come from existing reports cited in filing analysis, not from the purchase ledger in this 5% notice.

Key facts

• Holding: 866,413 shares, 5.58%, as of October 2, 2026. Reported October 6
• Purpose: simple investment, not management influence. Change reason: simple acquisition. Method: on-market purchase
• Prior report: 763,855 shares, 4.92%, as of September 23. Increase of 102,558 shares, 0.66 percentage points
• Purchases: September 28–30 and October 1–2. Cost about 1.532 billion won
• Comparison: Hanjin Kal at 29.64% in the first-quarter 2026 report
• Not in the filing: further purchase plans, terminal cooperation, management participation

What stake was reported?5.58%, or 866,413 shares, as of October 2. The report was filed on October 6.

What purpose was stated?Simple investment, without influence over management. The change was described as a simple acquisition.

How did it cross 5%?It rose from 4.92% on September 23 through on-market purchases of 102,558 shares, costing about 1.532 billion won.

Is Sinokor the largest shareholder?No. Hanjin Kal held 29.64% in the first-quarter 2026 report.

Does the filing set out a partnership?No. It does not state a cooperation plan or further purchases.

Citation: LogiBridge Editorial Desk, “Sinokor reports a 5.58% stake in Hanjin, filed as a simple investment,” LogiBridge, October 8, 2026. Source: Financial Supervisory Service filing, holdings as of October 2, 2026.